Maroon Monthly High School Edition  

September 20, 2019  Volume 1 

 

 

Coming up in Maroon Monthly is the new forgein exchange student, Nico, who came from Germany. After this comes an article about

the most recent Butte Central travel club trip.

 

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 Featured Teacher of the Month  The highlighted new faculty member of the month is Mrs. Hyle. She is the senior and freshman religion teacher. So far she has loved her work. She thinks it is a very positive experience, and she thinks that all the kids at the school are nice and respectful. The main goal for this year is for her to spread the catholic faith and teach it as fully as she can to her students. Mrs. Hyle was a homeschool teacher for many kids. She began homeschooling in 1996. By John Fisher, Issac Sholey, and Lechlan Stradinger

 

The Husslin, Hardworkin, 

Butte Central Football Team

The Butte Central maroons started off the season slowly with an 0-2 record in the western conference. Although they battled hard against the Hamilton Broncs, they fell short with a score of 49-26. Senior Thomas Mcgree passed for 355 yards with 20 completions in 35 throws. Mcgree connected with fellow team mate Guido Ossello twice and Braden Harrington once. Losing senior Jared Simkins in the second quarter hurt the maroons. Injuries including cramps and other physical troubles affected the maroons ability to compete. The maroons also look a hard loss against the Frenchtown Broncs with a 28-0 loss. The Maroons lost the the Dillion Beavers 33-7 September 13th. They will take on the Corvallis Blue Devils this upcoming Friday. By Zoe Doherty and Makala Doherty

 

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Butte Central Volleyball Squad

The Butte Central Maroons started the season strong with a fourth-place finish. The maroons only lost twice throughout the class A tip-off tournament. The maroons fell to the Libby Loggers 25-17, with a win 25-22, then a loss of 15-9 to end the game. Maci Reopelle whacked 7 of the teams 15 aces. Reopelle also had 16 digs and dished out 17 assists. The libero, Sophia Burton had 31 digs to lead the team along with 1 kill. Junior Avery Kelly slammed down 7 kills and 7 blocks.. Senior captain Cassidy Strizic, collected 4 aces, 7 digs, 13 kills, and 1 block.

Photo by Zoe Doherty Fellow senior captain Emma Keeley served up 4 aces, 18 digs, 17 assists, and 1 kill. Maroon were a force to be reckon with in Manhattan when they took home a dub in the silver bracket. After going 2-2 in pool play, the maroon never lost a game in tournament play beating Ennis in the championship. Senior Cassidy Strizic led the maroons in kills with 26. Sophia Burton dug up 16 balls. Maci Reopelle had 26 assists to lead the maroons toward victory. Avery Kelly collected 3.5 blocks for the maroons. The Lady Maroons opened up their season with a win against the Park Rangers in four sets at the Maroon Activity center. The Maroons played Frenchtown on Tuesday and won in three sets. The scores were 25-15, 25-14, and 30-28. The lady maroons take on Hamiliton this Saturday at the Mac. By Makala Doherty and Zoe Doherty

 

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The Swinging Maroons The Butte Central golf team has six people this year. Gator Yelinch a senior, Emily Cambell a senior, Cole Johnson a senior, Phillip Dweyer a junior, Austin Harrinton a sophomore, and Randy Larson a freshman, and coach Brian Yelinch. So far this season Gator, Cole, and Austin have placed in multiple tournaments, and the others have had an exceptional season as well.

By Gracie Wall

Cross Country  The Butte Central Cross-Country team had three people come out this year. Jayden Mitchell, a senior, Savannah Parks, a junior, and Patience Mitchell, a freshman. The three runners had a great first meet. On varsity, Jayden Mitchell placed 22nd in the 5-kilometer race with a time of 20 minutes and 4 seconds. Also on varsity, Savannah Parks, placed 23rd with a time of 25 minutes and 41 seconds. Patience Mitchell, running junior varsity, ran with a time of 26 minutes and 38 seconds. In the second meet, coach Bob Johnson was very pleased with his varsity runners. Jayden finished the 5-kilometer race in 19 minutes and 43 seconds, and Savannah stayed consistent with a time of 25 minutes and 45 seconds. Patience was unable to run due to sickness. The third meet of the season proved hard for the Maroons. Jayden crossed the line with a time

of 20 minutes and 19 seconds, Savannah with a time of 27 minutes and 41 seconds, and Patience with a time of 28 minutes and 45 seconds. Bob Johnson is very optimistic for the outcomes of the rest of the season. By Taylor Harrington

  

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Meet Our New Foreign Exchange Student, Nico Profendiener  

Meet Nico Profendiener, a fourteen year old sophomore. Nico is from Southwest Germany, which is a little bit larger than Butte. Nico is a neat guy that is super friendly. Nico’s birthday is coming up very soon, in fact, it is the twenty-fifth of September. He is enjoying his time in the United States so far. He is still adapting to the culture change so make sure that everyone that sees him or interacts with him is very kind and welcoming.

Nico has not seen much of Butte yet. He would really like to see the Lady of the Rockies though. Nico’s favorite color is orange and thinks that the weather so far in Butte is nice. He plays football and loves to ski. Nico made it very clear that he is passionate about skiing. So, if you have an extra seat sometime this winter, take him up to a ski lodge and show him a good time. Nico has already found his favorite teacher, but it isn’t Mr. K. His favorite teachers right now are Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Yelenich. If you are not either of those two teachers then you better step up your game. Nico confirmed that we are indeed friends. If you see Nico in the hallways or outside of school make sure to give him a kind and MAROON welcome!

By: Dave Granell and Coyt Stajcar

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BC Travel Club This summer a group of 7 students and 1 teacher from Butte Central traveled to Europe. The students were Emily Campbell, Shea Davis, Lindsay McGree, Mati McGree, Bella Sorini, Cassidy Strizic, and Preyston Weldon. Misty Cunnigham accompanied these students on the trip. They traveled to Spain, France, Monaco, Italy, and Switzerland. Traveling around the world has greatly impacted these students lives. Student Emily Campbell says “Travel club was a really fun experience because I got to travel across the world with my friends. I think everyone should go on a trip with travel club if they can!!” Fellow student Mati McGree says “My favorite part of the trip was meeting all the different people from different places and seeing how they live.” All the participants experience different cultures, see how people live their everyday lives, and try new foods. I encourage everyone to get out and see what the world has to offer. Experiencing different cultures will enhance your outlook on the world. By Cassidy Strizic

 

 

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Maroon Monthly Staff 

Publisher: Butte Central Catholic High School Design: Cassidy Strizic and Zoe Doherty

Editor: Cassidy Strizic Staff Writers: Gracie Wall, Taylor Harrington, Dave Granell, Coyt Stajcar, Cassidy

Strizic, Zoe Doherty, Makala Doherty, John Fisher, Issac Sholey, and Lechlan Stradinger

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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